feat: add estimated reading time feature#214
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Resolved merge conflicts with upstream/main. Both the BookmarkButton and the estimated reading time feature are preserved. |
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Related Issue
Fixes #211
Description
Implemented an Estimated Reading Time feature for course content and notes.
The feature automatically calculates reading time based on the content's word count and displays it below the course/chapter title. This helps students estimate the time required to complete a topic before they start reading.
Type of Change
Screenshots / Demo
Added reading time indicator below the course title.
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How Has This Been Tested?
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Additional Notes
This feature improves the learning experience by helping students plan their study sessions more effectively. The implementation is lightweight and integrates seamlessly with the existing UI.